<dd>Portability fixes.</dd>
<dt>Jan Heller <em>jheller at svn.gnome.org</em></dt>
<dd>Optimizations, refactoring and documentation.</dd>
- <dt>Mukund Sivaraman<em>muks at mukund.org</em></dt>
+ <dt>Mukund Sivaraman <em>muks at mukund.org</em></dt>
<dd><em>Sparse</em> fixes and sanity.</dd>
<dt><em>dmacks at netspace.org</em></dt>
<dd>Build sanity</dd>
+2008-06-12 Øyvind Kolås <pippin@gimp.org>
+
+ * babl/babl-fish-path.c: (legal_error): s/BABL_ERROR/BABL_ACCURACY/
+ * docs/index-static.html.in: s/BABL_ERROR/BABL_ACCURACY/
+
+ * AUTHORS: added a missing space.
+
2008-06-12 Øyvind Kolås <pippin@gimp.org>
* NEWS: added a html comment shortening the news shown.
if (error != 0.0)
return error;
- env = getenv ("BABL_ERROR");
+ env = getenv ("BABL_ACCURACY");
if (env)
error = atof (env);
else
* the shortest path in a graph where formats are the vertices
* and conversions are the edges. However, there is an additional
* constraint to the shortest path, that limits conversion error
- * introduced by such a path to be less than BABL_ERROR. This
+ * introduced by such a path to be less than BABL_ACCURACY. This
* prohibits usage of any reasonable shortest path construction
* algorithm such as Dijkstra's algorithm. The shortest path is
* constructed by enumerating all available paths that are less
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- <p>Through the environment variable <em>BABL_ERROR</em> you can control
+ <p>Through the environment variable <em>BABL_ACCURACY</em> you can control
a speed/performance trade off that by default is set very low (0.000001)
values in the range 0.01-0.1 can provide reasonable preview performance
by allowing lower numerical accuracy</p>.